The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-14

educational institutions in the State There
are institutions with more buildings and
more extensive apparatus, but when it
comes to the practical instruction and ad-
vancement of the pupils, there is none bet
ter. Prot. Legare has experience, ability
and competency to make the Seminary all
that could be expected Prof Manget will
be associated with him, also, and we urge
our people to give the Seminary hearty CO.
operation and full and liberal patronage.
Our town can supply visitors with most
any KIND OF mineral water they may want.
Oh Lawrence street there are five wells of
water near each other-one pure free stone,
one iron, two alum and one limestone.
These waters have been already Of great
benefit to those who were in i'll health. in
building up the emaciated in body, restor-
ing the appetite and giving vigor and
strength. With variety of nature S
sparkling fluid in great abundance in our
town, coupled with an unsurpassed climate,
none need seek other places to find mineral
water and health. Marietta lacks nothing
as a summer and winter resort.
Please come in at once and give me
your notes for Guano and Supplies.
B. r. LEGG.
Special low prices to boarding houses
in want of furniture at Hirschs.
Hon. A. S. Clay, of the county of Cobb
presided as speaker pro TEN, in the House
yesterday. This gentleman is relative of
the late illustrious Henry Clay, and is
named in honor of the distinguished great
commoner, Alexander H. Stephens He is
one of the leaders of the House of Repre-
sentatives and is very fine looking man.
His good judgment in matters of State and
bright talents are acknowledged by all who
know him and he promises to BECOME one
of the leading statesmen, both of North
Georgia and of the whole State Macon
Daily Meas.
The season for ginning cotton approach,
es, and from the present prospect there is
going to be fine crop To handle this
crop and get the best price possible, moth.
ing is of more importance than in ginning
it, so that the "heecy staple will show up
a good classification, 1t is generally con
coded that the Van Wrinkle Gin is not only
the premium gin, but does its work better
and gives mope satistaetory results than
any other on the market Get you a Van
Wrinkle so saw gin, condenser and feeder,
and YOU will never use any other. See tes
timonials in another column.
Capt James G. Hughes, Superintend
ent of the National Cemetery at this place,
has been transferred to the National Gene
terry at Memphis, Tenn, and will leave this
week to take charge. 1t is the custom to
make change every foue years, but owing
to friends favors he has been kept at this
place every since the cemetery was estab-
hshed. We regret his removal and trust
some arrangement can be made whereby he
San get to remain.
Mr.. B. R. Legg is Offering some special
bargains in buggies, buggy harness, shoes,
-four, tobacco &c. He has a nice line of
staple dry goods, boots, shoes, and hats,
a good stock of sugar, coffee, syrup and
meat. You will find no more accommoda-
ting merchant to trade with in Marietta.
liea4 his advertisement III another column
and call and see him.
The reunion of the 18th Georgia Regi-
ment at Powder Springs on the Dist inst,
will be basket dinner and not barbecue.
All who attend should 90 with well filed
Oaskels to make the Grand Basket Spread"
a success
Miss Jessie Montgomery gave de-
lghtful social party at her fathers resi-
dence on last Tuesday night. Music and
dancing added to the pleasures of the occa-
ign, while refreshments were served in
abundance.
-DIED-In this city on the 9th inst,
Louis boswell Taliaferro, aged three years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Louis T. Taliafer-
no, of Augusta, to which place the remains
were carried for interment.
"A nice line of Walnut Bed Room Suits
al Hirschs.
Picnic at Noses creek bridge, near Nj.
Hubbards, on Saturday 10th inst nice
time anticipated Old and young invited.
Bring well filled baskets. Music for the
oooocioY, will no furnished
Mrs. L. D Phillips and Mrs R G Craig,
of Dalton, were caught on railroad trestle
near Sugar Valley and Mrs. Phillips was
horribly m%4glad snd killed, and Mrs Craig
badly hurt.
The Atlanta Journal reports that Mr..
James W. Harle, of that place, made four
hundred and fifty thousand dollars by deal
ing in cotton during the recent fluctuations
OF the prices of that staple.
A United States prisoner named Dooley,
out ca yard bond, took his departure last
Monday without leave from tie Jail at this
place. He lives in Habersham county
Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses and Ia
bles cheap at Hirsch's.
The person that contracts debt with
the intention of never cancelling it, is a
thief of the lowest order ronwoOd Re
porter.
The Young Folks Literary and Work
ing Society will meet next Friday night the
18th inst, at the residence of Mrs. James
Dobbs
DR.. j. D. Gam will receive subscrip-
tions at Winnings and Bolton for the Mariet-
"a JOURNAL, at club rates.
Mr. j. B. Collins and family of ITALIA
hassee, Fla, are visiting Mr.. B j. Gar
wood, father of Mrs. Collins, at this place.
Marietta and North Ga Railway re-
ceved mail coach last week and ten fiat
cars this week.
The result of the stock law election III
Milton county fesalted in q majority of
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